Friday, October 22, 2010
Monday, October 18, 2010
NOLA Skyline
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Concourse D Under Construction- October 6, 2010
Original post and rendering
The better part of last year involved the design and and construction documents of this airport expansion project with Sizeler, Thompson, Brown Architects. This shot is standing in the future concourse space, looking North toward Lake Ponchartrain.
Cross member detail (silhouette)


Expansion joint between concrete column and shear wall. Some issues involved with the concrete settling uniformly in the forms.






Inside one of the gate towers at the ground level.








The better part of last year involved the design and and construction documents of this airport expansion project with Sizeler, Thompson, Brown Architects. This shot is standing in the future concourse space, looking North toward Lake Ponchartrain.
Expansion joint between concrete column and shear wall. Some issues involved with the concrete settling uniformly in the forms.
Inside one of the gate towers at the ground level.
Sunday, July 18, 2010
Sunday, June 27, 2010
A Chris Craft Commander
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Slidell Municipal Auditorium

Article about the Slidell Auditorium
This is a project I have been working on for several months...getting a little press. The actual size of the new auditorium is 23,000 sq. ft..
This is a project I have been working on for several months...getting a little press. The actual size of the new auditorium is 23,000 sq. ft..
Saturday, June 19, 2010
trouble ahead
Down Hole Damage Article
I read an unofficial article about this last week and now it is in the local news. I had not heard anything about this being the reason to stop the "top kill" until now.
The concern here is that every time some scenario is mentioned but considered unlikely- it turns out to be the next real time phase in the disaster.
It's scary to read this article because it feels like being prepped to accept that we are going to get this entire reserve to leak out.
I read an unofficial article about this last week and now it is in the local news. I had not heard anything about this being the reason to stop the "top kill" until now.
The concern here is that every time some scenario is mentioned but considered unlikely- it turns out to be the next real time phase in the disaster.
It's scary to read this article because it feels like being prepped to accept that we are going to get this entire reserve to leak out.
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